Tradeshows & Conferences
2024 OCP GLOBAL SUMMIT
From Ideas to Impact
The OCP Summit is the premier event uniting the most forward-thinking minds in open IT Ecosystem development. The Summit presents a unique platform for our Community from around the globe to share their insights, foster partnerships and showcase cutting-edge advancements in open hardware and software.
The 2024 OCP Global Summit theme is “From Ideas to Impact”. This encapsulates the transformative journey at the heart of the Open Compute Project. This year’s theme reflects OCP’s commitment to fostering innovation that transcends theoretical discussions and manifests into real-world solutions. As the pace of technological evolution accelerates and development cycles shorten, our industry is forced to rapidly respond to emerging trends and needs. By harnessing the collective expertise of our global community, we turn visionary ideas into groundbreaking technologies that drive openness, efficiency, sustainability, scalability and growth in the data center industry. Our focus honors the relentless pursuit of progress and the profound impact that OCP’s community-driven innovation can achieve. OCP transforms concepts into impactful advancements.
Yole Group will be part of the program with:

Thibault Grossi
Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Memory
Thursday, October 17th
10:25am: NAND and DRAM market trends: Focus on datacenter
Thibault Grossi
Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Memory
Thibault Grossi is a Senior Technology & Market Analyst, Memory, at Yole Group.
He is responsible for in-depth analysis of the dynamic memory market and leads Yole Group’s NAND and storage market research.
Thibault brings 20 years of experience in the electronics industry, with nearly 15 years dedicated to the semiconductor sector, primarily in procurement-related roles.
Prior to joining Yole, he served as Category Manager for Semiconductors, overseeing procurement strategy for memory and analog components.
He earned a master’s degree in electronics and computing science from Pierre and Marie Curie University in Paris in 2006.